St-Georges is developing new technologies to solve the biggest environmental problems in the mining industry.

If these new technologies are successful they should improve the financial bottom line of current mining producers. The potential success of these technologies would also involves upgrading certain current known metal resources to economic status while addressing the environmental and social acceptability issues.

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The base metals started to pull back yesterday afternoon and on the charts they look ripe for at least some consolidation, which could turn into a correction. That said, with better than expected Chinese trade data, dip buying may well come in sooner rather than later.

Contrary to our expectations, the $12,000/tonne level is back under attack. It may be call options acting as a magnet, in which case options declaration tomorrow (December 7) will be interesting as prices may drift into consolidation mode at lower levels after that.

Last week’s rally turned into a spike, but it may have done some fundamentals damage. There are reports of consumers reducing their buying and shifting into destocking mode. In addition, more scrap may have been drawn out of the woodwork, which could lead to higher secondary production. And miners with idle capacity are getting closer […]

The recent pull-back has been fairly sharp, but also short-lived, which suggests that prices generally ran into dip buying. Therefore, at face value, underlying sentiment is still bullish. Although aluminium already looks somewhat overbought, the stronger tone could persist for longer. The latest round of PMIs were supportive and the logistics bottlenecks in China look […]